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Selected data from the financial statements for the years ended December 31, Year 2 and Year 1, are presented below:
 Year 2  Year 1  Property, plant, and equipment $14,100$12,200 Accumulated depreciation 4,9004,700 Investments 450240 Short-term debt 5557 Lang-term debt 1,5001,200 Common shares 597567 Share Repurchase–common shares (21)(21) Retained earnings 3,5223,426 Net income 770713\begin{array} { l r r } & \text { Year 2 } & \text { Year 1 } \\ \text { Property, plant, and equipment }& \$ 14,100 & \$ 12,200 \\\text { Accumulated depreciation }& 4,900 & 4,700 \\\text { Investments } & 450 & 240 \\\text { Short-term debt } & 55 & 57 \\ \text { Lang-term debt }& 1,500 & 1,200 \\\text { Common shares } & 597 & 567 \\\text { Share Repurchase--common shares } & ( 21 ) & ( 21 ) \\\text { Retained earnings } & 3,522 & 3,426 \\\text { Net income } &770&713\end{array} The following additional information was obtained from the company's records:
1. Cash addituns to property, plant, and equpment during Year 2 were $2,300. An additional \$250 of plant assets were acquired through debt in anoncash transaction. Depreciation expense for Year 2 was $400. Gains an disposals of property, plant and equipment during Year 2 were $40.

2. The cash proceeds from the sale of investments in Year 2 were $120\$ 120 . There was a $30\$ 30 gain an the sale of the investments.

3. Praceeds fram lang-term debt issued during Year 2 were $200\$ 200 .

4. The issuance of common shares totalled $30\$ 30 in Year 2.
-Refer to Maritime Marine Services.What was the amount of accumulated depreciation on the property,plant,and equipment disposed of during Year 2?


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